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myke
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Posted: 03/08/08
05:14 PM
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I have an '03 Rubicon with Nth Degree 6" long arm kit which pushes the transfer case up further between the frame rails then it would sit stock. I was aware that this could cause driveline vibration because of the extreme angle. Would installing a 1" motor mount lift really correct driveline vibration?
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mudb8-
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Posted: 03/08/08
05:35 PM
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it will help the angle for sure, but also could create an issue with the fan shroud
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myke
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Posted: 03/17/08
05:36 PM
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do you have to install a body lift in order to install a motor mount lift?
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mudb8-
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Posted: 03/17/08
06:09 PM
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not always, you'll need to modify the fan shroud
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Posted: 03/18/08
06:29 AM
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you can either do a 1 inch body lift or just raise the fan shoud by drilling holes i inch higher. go with the body life it gives you clearance and you dont have to drill.
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